NAPA CLIMATE NEWS!

The news of the world can be a lot. Taken a moment to let this stunning spoken-word performance into your heart, as poet and "freedom-forging futurist" Naima Penniman celebrates the wonders of the natural world and humanity's connection to it. "I wonder if the sun...

This past Sunday, over 75,000 people took to the streets of New York City for the March to End Fossil Fuels. We are blown away by the energy and power of this mobilization! This was a historic mobilization calling on President Joe Biden to stop approving fossil...

Napa Climate NOW! is conducting a survey of the general public to gauge their sentiments about disposable foodware.  Please take a couple of minutes to answer a few questions about the issue.

Summaries below are separated by district and presented in alphabetical order by last name of candidate. You can download the full summary here. You can listen in on the full candidate forum held on April 14th here.

On February 18, the Napa City Council will hold a public workshop to discuss priority actions for 2022.  We were very honored to be asked by several of the Councilmembers for our thoughts.  We submitted our recommendations to the Mayor and Councilmembers in...

I’d like to start by thanking all our members who were active on climate issues in 2021.  We, as an organization, and Napa as a county were able to move forward in some very significant ways. I’m going to start with our bottom line. I serve as NCN!’s treasurer and am...

Want some plant-forward options for your holiday table? Try these on. Consider your protein. At a holiday table, we’re often looking at a hefty portion of meat, but eliminating meat doesn’t mean that you have to compromise your protein. There’s still plenty to be had,...

In early June, Napa Climate NOW! hosted the “The Road to 350,” a 3-day bicycle extravaganza tobuild awareness about climate change, identify the many positive steps that are being taken up anddown the valley, highlight the joy of alternative mobility options like...

In 2018, my City Council held a critical vote to decide the sustainability future of my city. The question before the Council: whether or not to default all Albany residents to carbon free power. I’d been volunteering with my local climate action group for awhile and...